Pakistani Celebrities Bring Colour, Music and Kite Fever as Basant Returns to Lahore

After a silence that lasted nearly two decades, Basant has finally made its way back to Lahore and the city is glowing again. With official SOPs in place and rooftops buzzing with excitement, the iconic kite festival has revived a cultural spirit many thought was lost for good. From the narrow streets of Androon Lahore to modern residential rooftops, the skies are once again dotted with vibrant kites, fireworks, and joy-filled cheers.

This year’s Basant holds special meaning. For many young Pakistanis, it’s their first time witnessing the festival they had only heard stories about. For others, it’s a nostalgic return to childhood memories of music-filled rooftops, yellow attire, and family gatherings that stretch from sunrise to sunset.

Pakistani celebrities are no exception. Like the rest of the country, stars from the entertainment and sports industries embraced the festive energy with full enthusiasm. Social media timelines lit up as celebrities shared glimpses of their Basant celebrations, blending tradition with their signature style.

Actor Imran Ashraf was spotted flying a gudda with impressive skill, clearly enjoying the moment like a true Lahori. His rooftop celebration reflected pure joy, reminding fans why Basant holds such emotional value for locals. Actor Usama Khan also joined in, spending quality time with loved ones while soaking in the festive atmosphere. Meanwhile, national cricketer Hassan Ali was seen enjoying the occasion in a relaxed setting, proving that Basant fever cuts across professions.

Actress Fiza Ali welcomed the season dressed in bright yellow a colour synonymous with Basant capturing the essence of spring and celebration. From traditional outfits to decorated rooftops, celebrities embraced every detail that makes Basant special.

As Lahore hosts this three-day extravaganza, the return of Basant feels like more than just a festival. It marks cultural revival, shared joy, and a renewed connection to tradition responsibly celebrated and deeply cherished.